Working together
on neurodivergent
affirming research.

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Everyday impact shaped by real-world experiences.

Wonder Lab conducts rigorous, inclusive research across the lifespan to transform how society understands, supports, and empowers neurodivergent communities.

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Ashley Toombs-Heavisides is smiling with closed lips. She has red hair and silver hoop earrings. behind her is out of focus European architecture. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of a flower.

Dr. Ami Tint has a bright smile, brown hair and small flower earrings. behind her out of focus is an urban park. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of a tulip.

Jill Gerlof is smiling with closed lips. She has blonde hair. behind her is out of focus bush with white flowers. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of an apple.

Faris Mahmood is smiling with closed lips. he has short black haired is wearing smart glasses with a black frame on the top half. behind him is an out of focus building and tree. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of a hand in action.

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Jenna Nombre looks happy with a bright grin. She has dark hair, small gold hoop earrings. there is out of focus wild parkland in the background. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of a cloud.

Maggie Myrne is grinning. She has died aubergine hair and is wearing a septum peircing. behind her is out of focus poplar tree. The photo is cropped into the loose shape of a bloom.

Two collage style figures reaching out to one another and holding hands. the one on the right it a little girl cut from a floral photograph and the one on the left is a youth cut from a blue, green and yellow painting.

Research doesn’t happen about people, it happens with them.

We co-produce research that fosters belonging, resilience, and well-being, working in partnership with people with neurodevelopmental conditions across the lifespan.

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5 children of all different racial backgrounds playing in a green field. Each child is wearing a different brightly coloured shirt —white, blue, yellow, red, and sage green. a orange and yellow crayon scribbled kite flies above them.

Developing and Evaluating Best Practice Guidelines for Neuro-Affirming Mental Health Care with and for Neurodivergent People and their Families

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Adapting Mental Health Supports for Neurodivergent Caregivers

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Understanding the Support Needs of Neurodivergent Graduate Students

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